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Hamas launches rocket into Israel amid rising Gaza-Israel tensions

Rocket sirens were heard in Kfar Aza early Friday, amid rising tensions between Israel and the Gaza-based terrorist organizations Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Prior to the rocket fire, the IDF attacked a number of targets in Gaza late Thursday night in response to a number of incendiary balloons that had been launched from Gaza into Israel, Palestinian media reported.
No injuries were reported. The IDF reportedly warned some of the Gaza residents in advance to attacking 10 Hamas targets in the Strip, N12 news reported. The strikes were carried out near Beit Lahiya and Beit Hanoun, which came in response to multiple incendiary balloons launched, causing some eight fires in Israeli communities near Gaza. 

 

Fires were reported in the Sha’ar HaNegev area and throughout the Eshkol Regional Council area.
Tensions between Israel and terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip have risen in the last three days, following a threat from Hamas to escalate attacks in response to the Jerusalem Flag March on Tuesday.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Aviv Kohavi held a security briefing with top commanders and instructed them to prepare for renewed fighting with Hamas. Israel and Hamas fought for 10 days last month in what was called “Operation Guardian of the Walls.” Over 4,500 rockets were fired into Israel during that conflict. 

“The IDF will continue to destroy terrorist infrastructure throughout Gaza and it views Hamas as being responsible for the attacks that emanate from there,” the IDF said.

A number of fires also broke out in southern Israel on Tuesday, with at least 20 fires sparked by incendiary balloons launched from Gaza. Earlier on Tuesday, Palestinian media published photos of terrorists preparing such balloons to launch towards Israel.

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